Regulations
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Regulations for the University Sports Department
PDF as of 2021
What can you find at Hochschulsport?
The Zentrum für Hochschulsport organizes an extensive sports program which includes over 100 different kinds of sports and exercise. Additionally, Hochschulsport runs a state-of-the-art gym, CAMPUSFit, and a climbing gym, KletterCAMPUS. We offer over 700 courses and classes during the semester as well as during summer & winter break.
The Zentrum für Hochschulsport is primarily oriented towards amateur sports. The goal of our classes is not to make you achieve top performances or to train to the point of fatigue, but rather to have fun with your friends and new acquaintances and to introduce you to your new favorite sport. We intend to create a balance to the daily routine of academic life.
You can also get directly involved at Hochschulsport - as an instructor you may actively organize your favourite sports activity or participate in sports politics as a representative.
WHO IS DOING WHAT?
The Zentrum für Hochschulsport organizes the sports program, runs CAMPUSFit as well as KletterCAMPUS and manages the property „SportCAMPUS“.
On top of that, there is the „AStA-Sportreferat" (Sports-specific reps of the student government) which merges with other Sportreferat of our partner universities into the so called „Gemeinsames Sportreferat“. The Sportreferat represents the students at Hochschulsport and is consequently responsible for political decisions pertaining to sports at our universities.
Furthermore, we have representative assembly twice every semester. Every active sports group may elect one representative, who represents the interests of the participants in the group. The representative assembly is an advisory committee which represents the interests and desires of the participants and makes them known to Hochschulsport. At the assembly, representatives decide about the budget of the „Sportreferat“ and choose the speakers of the „Gemeinsames Sportreferat“.
Another committee is the advisory council, which consists of selected members of the Leibniz University and partner universities. The council gives recommendations for areas of focus, distribution of sports facilities, the annual budget as well as memberships and cooperations with external institutions.
